TIP FOR JOINING BATTING

Do you need a large piece of batting but every piece you have is too small? No problem, just try this fix it tip and you will do two things in one. achieved the large piece you want and used up some of those smaller pieces you have hanging around
First you need to have two straight edges,
Overlap two pieces of batting by at least one inch, next using a straight edge guide and a roller blade cut a line between the two overlaps and then remove the waste pieces. You now have two pieces of batting with nice a nice clean cut edge.
Butt the two pieces together but not overlapping.
For the next step you will need some very fine iron on interfacing cut into one inch wide strips. you can use up left over interfacing for this as long as any end piece is overlapped.
with the two edges of the batting butted up but not overlapping lay a strip of the interfacing with the glue side down along the cut edges of the batting. Place a silicon sheet or some baking paper over the top of the interfacing and with a warm iron press down to fuse the batting to the interfacing.
Allow it to cool and you now have one larger section of batting, Repeat the above to make the batting as large as you want it.
You can now feel very pleased with yourself as you have reduced that pile of bits and turned them into something you can use and have also saved money while doing it.
Hope you enjoy this stash buster tip